Kushner reports millions in 77 previously 'omitted' assets

Senior White House adviser and son-in-law to President Donald Trump Jared Kushner reported 77 undisclosed assets and more than an additional $10 million in previously unreported holdings, according to revised financial documents filed Friday, which his legal team said were "inadvertently omitted" from prior financial disclosure filings.

The Office of Government and Ethics certified the updated financial disclosures listing the unreported assets and holdings as a part of an "ordinary review process," according to the filings.

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Kushner's newly-reported disclosures revealed that he had sold interest in a New Jersey mall, that he no longer had stake in a company with interest in a Ohio property, that he had a stake worth between $5 to $25 million in a holding company that owned an online real estate investment platform named Cadre and that he owned artwork ranging in worth from $5 million to $25 million.

His wife, first daughter Ivanka Trump, meanwhile, disclosed assets worth at least $66 million and an income of at least $13.5 million from last year in separate documents filed Friday.

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While initial filings showed the couple together held between $240 million and $740 million, the new disclosures show the range to fall between $206 million $760 million.

“Jared and Ivanka have followed each of the required steps in their transition from private citizens to federal officials,” the couple's lawyer, Jamie Gorelick, said in a statement.

The filings by Trump were her first since accepting an official role within the administration in late March, whereas Kushner was tapped a senior adviser prior to President Donald Trump's inauguration.

“Ivanka’s financial disclosure form is still in the pre-certification stage, as she began the process later," Gorelick added.